Repeals law prohibiting collection and sharing of certain personal information.
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This bill repeals New Jersey’s Privacy Protection Act, which previously restricted how state and local government entities, and health care facilities, could collect and share certain personal information. The law prohibited collecting details like immigration status, Social Security numbers, and license plate recognition data unless necessary for specific public services. By removing this law, the state aims to reduce administrative burdens and improve law enforcement’s ability to investigate crimes.
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